Sunday
“Geneva is so boring on Sundays.” Allegedly boring. Demonstrably not.
Geneva after dark exists, we promise. Try the dancefloors instead.
NIGHT MODE on the homepage🌙 Saturday night into Sunday clubsThe Musées de Genève (the City's museums) open their temporary exhibitions for free on the first Sunday of every month. Permanent collections are free all year anyway.
Source: Musées de Genève, tickets and pricingDrawing and art-practice session with artists, every first Sunday from March to December. Pay what you like, no booking.
Source: Ville de GenèveOrganisers publish late (very Swiss). Meanwhile, the picks below are on every Sunday, no booking drama.
Open every Sunday, whatever the agenda says.
Coffee shop · coffee; brunch (per Google listing).
Geneva's museum of ethnography and world cultures.
Cable car up the Salève, Geneva's balcony over the city, the lake and Mont Blanc.
Technically in France. Spiritually Geneva's balcony.
Sand-and-grass city beach open 365 days a year, with a wild play area for little ones.
Open 365 days a year. More than you can say for most shops.
Léman Express station shop for the forgotten milk and the not-forgotten wine.
Hilltop park with playgrounds, an animal park and views over Lake Geneva and Mont Blanc.
Argentinian restaurant (per Google), open Sunday 09:00-22:00 per Geneva Tourism.
Specialty coffee bar on Rue Rousseau that also serves brunch.
Five centuries of watchmaking, automata and enamel. Plainpalais at its most precise.
Where time is literally the exhibit.
Easy riverside walk through one of the canton's wildest nature reserves.
Summer swimming and water sports at the Bains des Pâquis in the middle of the harbour. Runs until the end of September.
A Sunday pharmacy open till 23:00, no rota-checking needed.
Indoor, warm and Geneva-approved.
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